Running and Stepping
- When debugging starts, program execution also starts. If the
executing program contains a breakpoint, or if the debugger was started with
"Run To Cursor", program execution will pause at the breakpoint or cursor
position. To continue running the program until the next breakpoint is encountered, press
the 'Continue' toolbutton
or select the 'Continue' command from the Debug menu. - To run the debugger to the current cursor position,
Right-click on the executable line of code and select 'Run To Cursor' from the context menu that appears. - To step one line, entering any subroutine or function call,
press the 'Step In' toolbutton
or select the
'Step Into' command from the Debug menu. - To step one line skipping over any subroutine or function call,
press the 'Step Over' toolbutton
or select
the 'Step Over' command from the Debug menu.
Note: if there are any breakpoints in the procedure being stepped over, those breakpoints will not be hit if the 'Step Over' command is used.
- To step out of the current procedure, press the 'Step Out' toolbutton
or select
the 'Step Out' command from the Debug menu.
Stopping the Program
To stop the program, press the 'Stop Debugging' toolbutton
or select the
'Stop Debugging' command from the Debug menu.
To Restart the Program
To restart debugging, reload the program by pressing the 'Restart'
toolbutton 
or
select the 'Restart' command from the Debug menu.